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November 19, 2002
A: FROM MENTOR CHANDRA INGLIS
IN WV
Basic math skills and some statistics are really all that
is needed for most
professional Archaeologists. We do a lot of work with measurements
and
percentages. All of our work is done in metric, but we always
include
conversions to standard measurement (inches, feet) in our
reports since
America is the only country still using the standard measurement
form.
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November 19, 2002
A: FROM MENTOR ANNALIESE BRATCHER
IN KY
One path to becoming an archeologist is to pursue a Bachelor's
degree in Anthropology. Most Anthropology programs require
little or no math. I recomment that you look into university
programs by first talking with a reference librarian or career
counselor and then searching the web. This will give you many
details about degree options and class requirements.
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